Each team is determined to be the overall winner. Photo: Nomsa Ngubeni
Tsakani – Kwatsaduza Masters League has opened for a new season. The first official games for the year started on February 15 at Bohman and Ground One Duduza grounds.
Each team is dedicated towards winning the league this year. League board member Sello Bottoman said as board members, they hope they will attract sponsors this year.
“Our games play every Sunday and have managed to unite the community while reinforcing brotherhood.
“To keep the momentum going, we are in need of sponsorships that will boost the morale and spirit of the games,” he explained.
Bottoman welcomed all the teams and cited that they look forward to playing every Sunday. He also welcomed all participating teams and expressed excitement about the upcoming season.
“We look forward to seeing competitive and spirited matches every Sunday, and we hope to attract sponsors who share our vision for strengthening the league and the community,” he added.
Players show competitive spirit during the games. Photo: Nomsa Ngubeni
February 15 results:
Zethembe 1- 2 All Nations FC
Amabhubezi FC 2 – 1 Yebo Yes FC
Wizard FC 1 – 3 Amagrootman FC
Brothers FC 3 – 2 Red Nations FC
Real Duduza FC 1 – 3 Black Stars FC
Duduza Xi FC 2 – 1 Real Tsakane Servants
PDF Masters 4 – 1 Extension 8
Geluksdal FC 2 – LA Rover FC
February 22 results:
Amabhubezi FC 3 – 0 Zethembe
Amagrootman FC 1 – 1 All Nations FC
Brothers FC 2 – 0 Yebo Yes FC
Black Stars FC 2 – 2 Wizard FC
Duduza Xi 1 – 1 Red Nations FC
Extension 8 0 – 4 Real Duduza FC
Geluksdal FC 4 – 1 Real Tsakane Servants
La Rover FC 1 – PCF Masters
Players compete in the Kwatsaduza Masters League. Photo: Nomsa Ngubeni
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